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jedishrfu reacted to Greg Bernhardt's post in the thread AI Best AI for technical translation with
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Training data matters, so obscure or less common languages will suffer more. I use Claude Sonnet 5.5 for the balance between quality and... -
jedishrfu reacted to A.T.'s post in the thread RIP Sir Patrick Stewart on your journey to the stars with Like.
.. although he lacked somewhat in the fist fighting department.
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jedishrfu reacted to A.T.'s post in the thread RIP Sir Patrick Stewart on your journey to the stars with Like.
I recommend this very personal and funny interview: https://www.wtfpod.com/podcast/episodes/episode_638_-_sir_patrick_stewart
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jedishrfu replied to the thread RIP Sir Patrick Stewart on your journey to the stars.He also starred in the BBC series I, Claudius, in the 1970s, playing Sejanus, head of the Praetorian Guard, who gets sacked and killed...
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jedishrfu posted the thread RIP Sir Patrick Stewart on your journey to the stars in General Discussion.https://deadline.com/2026/10/patrick-stewart-dead-1237208580/
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jedishrfu replied to the thread My interpretation of 2001: a space odyssey.Yes, the first monolith introduces tool-making and intelligence. The second moon monolith can only be found once a species can travel...
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jedishrfu reacted to PiscesLady's post in the thread Medical Does the Birth Control Pill have a long term effect on womens' mindset? with Like.
As someone who took The Pill (a couple different formulas) for almost four decades, I can assure you that any long-term physical effect...
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jedishrfu replied to the thread Things that are getting tiresome to see in scifi (whichever medium).One problem glossed over in Star Trek is warp speed. Youtube video showed examples of warp speed and how long it took to clear orbits...
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jedishrfu replied to the thread Things that are getting tiresome to see in scifi (whichever medium).Star Trek original series had the M5 computer with the horizontal and vertical lighting. It was later used in the Gary Seven episode...
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jedishrfu replied to the thread Things that are getting tiresome to see in scifi (whichever medium).I liked the WOPR of Wargames and the Star Trek M5 computers. Their lighting effects were awesome.
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jedishrfu reacted to DaveC426913's post in the thread Things that are getting tiresome to see in scifi (whichever medium) with
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Oh I dunno. I spent a lot of time watching the paint peel while I waited for my C= tape drive to fast forward to where my program started. -
jedishrfu replied to the thread Things that are getting tiresome to see in scifi (whichever medium).Mainframe computers of the sixties in TV shows and movies would drive me batty to see the tape drives just spinning the tape, instead of...
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jedishrfu replied to the thread Things that are getting tiresome to see in scifi (whichever medium).I love Stargate, but I realize the use of constellations in the Series leaves much to be desired. However, from a storytelling point of...
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jedishrfu replied to the thread Things that are getting tiresome to see in scifi (whichever medium).The Man from Earth was written by Jerome Bixby, the author of the Star Trek episode Requium for Methusalah. A story of Flint, a genius...
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jedishrfu replied to the thread Things that are getting tiresome to see in scifi (whichever medium).Having not read through the comments, I thought you might like to know about these cool sci-fi movies: - Clara ( Patrick Adams and his...